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** PDF of July 14 issue ([link removed] )
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Download the PDF. Residents resist millionaire developers Also: Protests continue against killer cops Biden’s order ‘too little, too late’ July 4: Nothing to celebrate Mobilizing and striking How we stay free’ Editorial: Bring Brittney home World: Good riddance Boris Global divide Tennis trailblazer Assassinations in Haiti, Japan Tear Down the . . .

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** Abortion access: don’t agonize – organize! WW commentary ([link removed] )
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Women’s March “Summer of Rage” kicked off in Washington, D.C., July 9. Thousands of women and people of all genders, nationalities and ages, who gathered in Washington, D.C., on July 9, turned out to protest the outrageous decision handed down by the Supreme Court on June 24, outlawing abortions. By . . .

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** Humanitarian crisis in England? ([link removed] )
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Boris Johnson’s hypocrisy plus anti-popular policies finally did him in. The resignation of Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party of Great Britain, which means he will be replaced as prime minister, was not just the comeuppance of a slapdash serial liar, forced out of office by 59 cabinet . . .

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** Striking Starbucks workers turn up the heat ([link removed] )
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Striking Starbucks workers and members of WWP Buffalo and Atlanta branches demonstrate against unfair labor practices outside Starbucks at 3611 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, New York, July 8. Buffalo, New York Buffalo Starbucks workers at the 3611 Delaware Ave. location went on strike July 8 against Unfair Labor Practices and union-repression . . .

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** Atlanta marks 40th anniversary of Mumia’s incarceration ([link removed] )
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Brother Jalil, holding one side of the “Long Distance Revolutionary” movie poster. Credit: IJAN Atlanta To mark the 40th anniversary of political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal being sentenced to death, the film “Long Distance Revolutionary” was screened in Atlanta July 3. After decades of political and legal struggle, Mumia’s death sentence . . .

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** Media nación, ciudadanas a medias ([link removed] )
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Mumia Abu-Jamal en 2019 La reciente decisión Roe v Wade por la Suprema Corte estadounidense para revocar medio siglo de precedentes jurídicos ha enviado ondas de choque por millones de mujeres del país. Hace una semana ellas todavía vivieron con la ilusión que eran ciudadanas plenas estadounidenses respaldadas en sus . . .

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